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Monday, 13/09/2021 16:48 (GMT+7)

For a sparkling and colorful Mid-Autumn season

HNN.VN - This year, due to the impact of the pandemic, all of cultural and sport activities, etc. have to be stopped, even canceled. Mid-Autumn is coming to town. However, with this current complicated situation of the pandemic, this activity may not be an exception on the list of activities that cannot be held.

Thousands of people watched the unicorn, lion and dragon dance competition in Huong Thuy Unicorn in its festival Nearly 1,000 underprivileged children enjoyed full-moon festival Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Phan Ngoc Tho presents gifts to children on the occasion of Mid-Autumn festival Exciting Hue Unicorn Dance Festival 2019

Although it will not as diverse as usual on both types and quantity of products, the businesses trading unicorn heads, faces of the Earth God, mid-autumn lantern, etc., still have some of the designs of unicorn heads and lanterns on sale so that parents can buy it for their children as gifts, helping them to have a delightful, safe Mid-Autumn festival at home.

The group of our collaborators Trung Phan - Nguyen Phong took a walk to the street famous for making unicorn heads, trading mid-autumn products on Phan Dang Luu and Tran hung Dao streets (Hue city) and taking pictures on activities for the mid-autumn season of this year. Let’s enjoy it!

The soft brushworks

The soft brushworks

Each lantern has its own meaning

Each lantern has its own meaning

Adorable colors for children

Adorable colors for children

Being meticulous for finished products of unicorn heads

Being meticulous for finished products of unicorn heads

Bringing unicorn head home

Bringing unicorn head home

Hope for a delightful and crowded mid-autumn season as last year

Hope for a delightful and crowded mid-autumn season as last year

By Thua Thien Hue Weekly

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